tate. >> sharon tate.deborah's big sister. sharon tate's biggest film valley of the dolls was two years behind her already. now 26 she was known less for her acting than her beauty, her style, and her husband. director roman polanski shot to fame with rosemary's baby in which a woman discovers she may be carrying child of the devil. in real life, sharon and roman were expecting too. >> she was so terribly excited. like a new mom to be. creating the nice little nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> and now deborah, frantic to learn what happened to her sister, pressed her panic stricken mother. >> mother what, what, tell me what. >> she must have been -- >> oh, she was out of her mind crazy. grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake and the murders already gruesome now took on the trappings of celebrity. >> this was at the moment of movie director roman polanski and his wife sharon tate was one of the victims. >> with sharon state, 25-year-old coffee heiress abigail folgers. it wa

sharon died and her fend survived. the family's concerned that the driver still has not been arrested, but the photos are giving them hope that the case could be solved. >> we'll be looking forward to u closure,know. we just don't understand how somebody just walking across street, you know. so it's very importantus to . >> reporter: in northeast, darcy spencer, news4. >>> children can sometimes help adults understand the importance of a national problem. a little 7-ye-old girl did just that today in d.c. on the one-year anniversary of the las vegas shting massacre.th is 7-year-old havana edwards. dozens heard the little girl speaking at the u.s. capitol for tougher gun lies. she laid flowers next to a poster thet showed victims of the massacre. her inspiration came from another young woman. >> i may be small, but my voice is not. 13 years old. nobody needs to wait even a moment before starting to improve the world. >> onef the many wounded in the attack was tina frost. the annarundel high school graduate lost her righ

she hasn't shared her last name or details or background with sharon, and neither have we.o sharon to fill in the blanks and prove she is connected to spirit. >> i feel a knife in my hands. does that make any since to you whatsoever? >> no. >> it may be not literal is what i'm thinking, because i can't imagine you with a knife in your hand, however, i can, because this is what you want. you want revenge, retaliation. do you understand that, please? >> yes. >> and you're tired of people telling you to be patient and that time heals all wounds and such, right? >> yes. >> i'm being made aware, and i feel a male energy. they're showing me dark hair, fairly good looking, from time to time maybe a mustache. >> yes. >> you understand. and looks pretty good in a t-shirt. >> yes. >> and you would understand that. >> if these are just guesses, they are eerily spot on. the details seem too specific to make up. >> you showing a gun and a bag of drugs, okay. i feel like we're face down and we've lost one of our own here. i also am literally seeing blood here. do you understand that, ple

time of the year known as open enrollment when you choose the benefits you want for the next year sharon epperson joins us with what you need to know. the first question, is there anything new when it comes to health benefits, anything we should be aware of >> there are a couple of any things and first of all, people need to spend the time to kind of look into what's happening. many people spend less than 30 minutes looking at the open enrollment period and so much to go over. the bad news first is that health insurance premiums are rising by about 5% but that's less than an increase than we have seen in past years and -- >> is this new >> and many employers are covering the bulk of the costs. >> really? i feel like the employers have been shifting it to us. >> if you have a high deductable plan, you can get a health savings account and the contribution cap has gone up to $50 for individuals, $100 for families. >> on the federal limits >> yes. >> where you get your health care is changing a lot of people want a center close to where they work there are many more of those that are accessi

sharon galloway of ireland doesn't like spiders and neither does her daughter who is hiding behind the door. >> this is perfect afair to take on a spider. >> go, go, go. >> a shield and sword is the only way she might feel comfortable. >> ah! . >> as human beings, we have come so far from living in the wild and dealing with actual predators that could eat you. they said the spider was on the rug 15 minutes before it was hoovered or as we say, vacuumed up. >>> lady bugs are gentle. there were michigan. the person who captured this

sharon epperson joins us right now to help sort it out.hose are pretty startling statistics is there a direct correlation? what's the impact on people trying to pay down student loans and save for retirement? >> there's a significant impact, no matter how large or small your student loan is on your overall assets over time it starts when you're just starting out and you're trying to decide which to save for. boston college did a study they looked at by the time you're 30 years old, if you have student loan debt, you're likely to have half as much saved in a retirement account than if you did not have student loans we're talking about a difference between about $9,100 versus over $18,000 if you didn't have that student loan debt. and then it continues. families looking at having student loans even if just one person in that family has a student loan overall, that can have a significant impact on your overall assets, a change from $128,000 to nearly $210,000 in overall assets if you do not have student loans so, it definitely has an impact.

she hasn't shared her last name or details or background with sharon. sharon to connect her to the spirit. >> i feel oa knife in my hands. does that make any since to you whatsoever? >> no. >> i know you want revenge, retaliation and telling people to be patient and time heals all wounds, and such? >> yes. >> i feel a male energy. they're showing me dark hair, fairly good looking, from time to time maybe a mustache. >> yes. >> you understand. and looks pretty good in a t-shirt and you would understand that. >> if these are just guesses, they are eerily spot on. the details seem too specific to make up. >> showing a gun and a bag of drugs, okay. i feel like we're face down and we've lost one of our own here. i also ham literally seeing blood here. do you understand that, please? >> yes. >> a pool of it and no longer a smiling face, face down. do you understand that? >> yes. >> do you want to ask anything? >> yes. i just want to know what happened to him. >> let me ask him and see if i can get him to come in and talk, okay? >> he's giving me a sense that

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sharon mcquillen. she's a board-certified physician specializing in preventative medicine and clinical research. doctor, tell me about the studies on omegaxl. - we have many different studies that have been conducted over 30 years and the studies are reliable. all of these studies on joint discomfort are conducted in a clinical setting with medical researchers and they qualify as very good science. am really impressed with the amount of science that we have. when i first became interested in the product, i asked the company to supply me with the scientific studies and i was overwhelmed by how much science this product had, especially compared to most natural products and many pharmaceutical products. - you wouldn't have said this without those studies. - before i ever tried the product, before i prescribed it to my patients, before i recommended it to my friends or my family, and before i actually taught many other physicians about the product, i had to review all of the clinical research and make sure

. ♪ sharon: my name is sharon pamela pinell analiz. i'm 17 yrs old a i live rtago, cta rica.ave three sisters and my mom in cachi. i get ong really well with them. one sister is engaged and one lives in pueblo nuevo. makes me ally happyo be with my faly. nothg makes happier. when'm away from them i get d. ey're whatakes me haiest life. in my fr time i li to watch tv oplay with sister. sometis i play ftball, or listen tmusic. when i'm older i'd like to open a beauty salon with my sister. we'd run it together. that my dream. if that doesn't wo out, i'd likeo design cthes. i'd also like to have children with my boyfriend, and i want them to finish high school and not drop out like i did. then ty could doomething with the lives. there are serious oblems her pele leave tsh all ovethe place. there isn't enough money. some peopllive on thstreet. othersan only ford to nt a home. th don't he enoughoney, and theyuffer alg with tir chilen. announcer: who cares about the flower industry's destructive impacts? >> i do. announce who cares about global lgbt rits? >> i do. announcer: who car

reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> new this morning, a big cell phone theft bust in napa county. look at this photo that american canyon police shared all of that was phone. eight stolen cell phones, two smartwatches and a gun inside of a car following a two-county pursuit. this started saturday just before 6:00 after a t-mobile store grab-and-go robbery in american canyon. police arrested two men, both facing felony charges. there have been several grab-and-go thefts in the bay area in recent weeks. >> 6:03. >>> a judge mayi issue her fina decision in the case of monsanto's massive payout to a bay area man with terminal cancer. in august, jurors awarded a former vallejo school groundskeeper $289 million. they found monsanto knew its roundup weed killer could cause cancer. the judge is deciding whether to uphold the verdict, reduce damages or order a new trial. tentative ruling two weeks ago, she seemed to be leaning toward vastly reducing the award. >>> pittsburg police are looking for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-r

nbc bay area's sharon tells us how. >> he had a legacy he wanted us to continue to live for the civilights he fought for. we teach our students ery >> he had a dream to display a statue of dr. king at j jr. hig. it took six years but today that dream is a reality. she hoped to remind people of the history of segregation and desegregation right at this school. 92-year-old curly jackson remembers when they shut the school down as the supreme court ordered all schools across the country to desegregate. >> the children, 500 of them was transferred to three predominant white schools. that didn't go very well but we made it work. >> many said the statue helped remind them of dr. king's impact on their lives. >> he spoke at stanford university about the dreams he had for everyone and that every one of us had to take a part in making that dream come true. >> he clearly gets the deeper meaning. >> i can do whatever i want to do. >> we all each otheruch different. >> that was sharon reporting for us. by the way, principal jackson, the former principal said it was frightening during the time of

kpix 5 sharon chin will have that story for us coming up in a few minutes. guys? >> i look forward to that, thank you, allen. >>> well changing gears here. brett kavanaugh will hear his first case on the u.s. supreme court tomorrow morning. he was publicly sworn in at the white house just hours ago. >> the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justice i can be. i take this office with gratitude and no bitterness. >> every sitting supreme court justice was present tonight as retiring justice anthony kennedy swore in kavanaugh. president trump offered kavanaugh an apology. >> what happened to the kavanaugh's family violates fairness and due process. >> kavanaugh announced he's hired an all-female staff of law clerks, and that is a first for the u.s. supreme court. >>> now this election season, we only got one hour to hear from the two men who want to run the world's fifth largest economy. >> john cox and gavin newsom held their one and only gubernatorial discussion. kpix 5 political reporter,

solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot <sharon henry/solano county chief deputystrict attorney: "his motion was for co-counsel. he wants to pretty much represent himself and also have the public defender represent him, which was denied">matthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costing vallejo tax payers over 2-million-dollars. the couple later decided to pursue the additional criminal charges and the solano county the district attorney's office accepted the casesot at the solano county court house in vallejo haaziq madyun (vicki)tonight...a 90-year-old former catholic priest recently named as an accused child sex abuser in the south bay. the former priest is facing multiple counts of child molest

sharon in new york, sharon >> caller: jim, how are you! >> i am good, sharon how about you? >> caller: i'm great, jim. it's nice talking to you i absolutely love your show. >> thank you >> caller: i just wanted to ask you a question about clarks bear i owned it for many years. curious about your opinion with the mergeer? >> if they get that deal close, you've got a great company i love that business wow is all i can say, wow. paul in washington, paul >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: how are you doing >> okay. how are you? >> caller: excited to be here with you today i got some questions about a stock called toronto dominion bank i'm thinking about going long-term on this for obvious reasons, because of the marijuana craze. >> no, don't do that it's too small i really like your thinking, but i'm going to tell you, buy canopy now that it's coming down at $48, i'm getting there. that would be my one as brutal as this is, it may not be the end fed fears are not baked in yet you see what they are, they are wrong. and that's a frightening place

solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot<sharon henry/solano county chief deputytrict attorney: "his motion was for co-counsel. he wants to pretty much represent himself and also have the public defender represent him, which was denied">sotalthough it was denied, aaron quinn's legal representative dan russo, talks about what he thinks is behind muller's co-counsel motionsotmatthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costin

solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot<sharon henry/solano county chief deputyttorney: "his motion was for co-counsel. he wants to pretty much represent himself and also have the public defender represent him, which was denied">sotalthough it was denied, aaron quinn's legal representative dan russo, talks about what he thinks is behind muller's co-counsel motionsotmatthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costing vallejo tax pa

sharon epperson joins us ton explthat. >> good to be here. >> let's look at the silver lining. what are some of the benefits?ll >> start with higher return for savers. that's the good news for many savers including retirees who will see more interest. inco great news for them as well. then we'll see more credit availability as well. we're seeing that compared toea few ago. >> we know relatively speaking savings rates are pretty low. how much can you expect to earn on savingsaccounts. >> the key is to find the right high yield savings account. if you look at the national average being .9% you can see a top rate on a high yield savings account 2%. you want to try to get a rate that high, you have to go to online bankikosty to get that rate. they're very competitive. make sure it's fdic enensured. also for savers and thretirees, cd rates are improving also, 2.5% or moreor a one year cd. if you can tie it up for three year or more you can get a 3% on a 3 or 5 year cd and that's a significant increase we've seen in the past. >> absolutely. on the flich sip side, there's s a flip sid

commentary to law and believes the timing of these attacks is no coincidence the mid term our lad sharon's what twelve days thirteen days of november the sixth the mid term allowed sharon's right now we're looking to see will the house of representatives in the congress shift back to the democrats this is a very important time because look look what is c.n.n. governor cuomo is obvious i believe hillary clinton eric holder i believe president obama george soros. you don't need columbo to figure out who the targets of these are today when you have the democratic mayor of new york the democratic governor of new york and you have those who are standing around speaking along with hillary clinton later on. and you hear this particular way of saying that this is because of the rhetoric the the language of hate that not so veiled and we know exactly what this is we know exactly what they're talking about this is trump they should just right i'm talking about trump a. man who's faced accusations he was involved in the murder of a saudi dissident journalist. has made his first public comments on the

sharon: all parts. as molly said, even skills that are in direct, we are looking at the global citizenship. we are a global airline. leadership skills, all of those come into play. there is no area not covered. molly, where is it you feel optimistic? what are good examples of places where technology is morphing working you feel positive about? molly: there are a lot of great examples of countries at the cutting edge that are improving economic growth, productivity, developing new industry. we were at the u.n. and i was on a panel with a woman from rwanda who runs there development. she is leapfrogging ahead. they are trying to be the i.t. hub, and kenya nearby is doing phenomenal things. asia, china is taking advantage of artificial intelligence and robotics. singapore has a big vision of being connected in technology, and what is interesting, the assessment ofe an global readiness for automation, and the countries that are furthest ahead in deploying technology are also the ones that tend to be most lo

reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you. >>> it is 5:01 now and the latest on the saudi journalist killed inside a consulate in turkey. top saudi official is trying to fill in the blanks on how this all happened. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill. washington lawmakers are not buying what the saudi officials are saying, which is that they had no part of it. >> right, not only that they had no part of t but that this was an accidental death by a rogue team that had no connection to the saudi government. no, lawmakers here on both sides, democrats and republicans, aren't buying that. they say the story just does not add up. saudi arabia's foreign minister tells fox news the death of jamal khashoggi inside their turkish consulate was a mistake. >> it was discovered that he was killed in the consulate. we don't know in terms of details how. we don't know where the body is. the consulate is not aware of this. even the senior leadership of intelligence service was not aware of this. this was a rogue operation. >> i don'

you can see sharon saying this about five times a day which was is that a cartoon?so it's very handy when some than weird is going on to have someone remind you that so moving on, tropes, you know all these things the grim reaper, desert island, you can usually find something in there. here's the guru. how does that get us back on the garden state? this one of my three desert island cartoons. keep in mind it was put there by the sharks. let's stop here for a second. all of the others but mostly you can see i like to draw that's where i get my ideas. what you're seeing is a sketch page from when i was 13. if we advance will show your current page. this is to show you how far i've come since then. but somehow you'll have a page but if you push ahead you will see somewhere on the page a new yorker type idea will appear. we go on we'll see what that became. welcome to st. thomas. >> so, now getting to our festival scene one of the many perks enjoying new yorker cartoons is that if you want to make smarty-pants references to higher literature you can frequently get away

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sharon, thanks so much forjoining us. sharon, thanks so much forjoining us.th some other patients who then went in, and i noticed the patient about to assault one of my colleagues. i called out to alert her, and then i made eye contact and said the patient‘s name, because that's what we're supposed to do, but unfortunately on this occasion he lept over and started hitting me about the head with full force punches six times until i passed out. sharon, shocking on so many levels. i think we've got a picture of your injuries. were you quite badly injured? i had concussion. i've also since found out i lost all but 17% of my sense of smell. probably the most important thing is the psychological affect. i was diagnosed with ptsd following that. i know you've talked a little bit about seeing your assaila nt‘s i know you've talked a little bit about seeing your assailant‘s face in other people, tell us what seemed to be going on? yes, you become very hyper vigilant. i became quite distrustful of people. i became quite reclusive for about three months. i had three mon

sharon said she was surprised by the split on the jury saying the jury got it wrong. it is horrendous. it goesdeery . i wanted justice for her. pth victims' mothers wanted the deathalty saying we wanted to send a message on the death if you kill a police officer, you're going to get death. and saying i'm very hurt. i feel like i was cut by a knife. my heart is bleeding today. i'm so broken right now. i'll never be the same again. the killer's father relieved his son's life will be spared. we thank god for his mercy. we thank the jury for their compassion. my son is remorseful for this incident. >> now, a second sentencing hearing just wrapped upthor all other charges that robert hamilton was convicted of. in all, the jury recommended six lifeen ses. coming up, the one thing she said gives her a small sense of consolation tonight. >> thank you. >>>urors saw more video from that police station fake led to the friendly fire death of a prince george's county police officer. the detective was killed after police say a fellow officermi ook him for an armed suorect. michael

sharon was living many things but she had a tremendous appetite for learning everybody loved shannon everybody loved her she was an extremely loving daughter. in their grief they can still turn to each other and reached out for support. this takes time and doesn't you know everybody goes down a different path in a different time line to this journey toward healing they begin attending support meetings for families of murder victims. there they saw the devastating toll of sorrow and anger. at the poor. most people. two paychecks away from. the. u.s. president. to punish saudi arabia over its alleged involvement in the disappearance of. flips with business.

i think that's what sharon is saving. they need to have that touch, especially in the human service. >> are you seeing education as being a track in education and the philippines. >> we have a young force. this is a growing business in the philippines. in fact, it's now -- accounts for about $23 billion. we have a number of companies. that's because we have a work-force that speaks fluent english, and i think that that's one of our biggest assets right now. >> congressman rooney, do you see that playing a role as well in some of the work solutions that you're seeing that congress is looking at? we're certainly facing the population and looking at questions of care work and things like that. is that something you're looking at? >> yeah. the points that have been made here about the aging population, especially in the medical and care provider side of things is going to be a growing field that needs to be dealt with. i also think that maybe the same way that things have worked with i'm and technology, that it's put more of

fernando: las protestas ante la nominaciÓn de brett kavanaugh a la corte suprema sea crecen sharon enÁ cerca de hacerse realidad tras el informe de le pbi. >yo como sobreviviente> de creo en la doctora pero creo que tambiÉn millones de trabajadoras estamos pasando ahorita por este acoso sexualnu. >>centenares de mujeres marcharon desde la corte federal en washington hasta la corte suprema. algunas siendo arrestadas a muchas les preocupa la eventual confirmaciÓn. significa que sufrir porque va decisiones sobre nuestras vidas. >>el disgusto que van a tener o ya han tenido al escuchar al senado, las mujeres van a estar en la lista negra. el senador de arizona que exigiÓ la investigación dice que el informe con idÉntico dial le parecÍa completo y segÚn los lÍderes republicanos la confirmaciÓn estÁ cerca lo otro que sabemos es que nada que hagamos dejarÁs a ti hechos a los demÓcratas los demócratas criticaron el informe como eco leto. la parte mÁs notable es lo que no con tiene el fbi no entrevistÓ a brett kavanaugh. y que no les aclara las dudas sobre las acusaciones auto en mi opiniÓn de

sharon tells me as a mom she takes a small measure of consolation that his mom will not have to worry about him beingexecuted. prosecutors still upset that the judge declared that jury dead locked without instructing them to work a little harder. in all, it was six lifeor sentences hamilton. the judge will give the final march.e in back to you in the studio. >>> a lot more still ahead. chopper 4, over a major fire. the walls of the house collapsed. > and n developments in the caseanf a maryld woman who died after getting silicon butt injections.he why woman accused might face just one year in jail if convicted. >>> police, the fbi xpands its probe of a little girl who was electrocuted at mgm. >>> you know, we've got rain making its way. you how much of making its way. you how much of rain is ecoat before he was rney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. i waso i'm used tor, getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a

but as sharon chin reports, that does not begin to describe the breadth and scope of the volunteer work he and his congregation have the jefferson award winner is a pastor of a church. >> that does not begin to decide the breadth and scope of the volunteer work he and his congregation have been doing focades.e pastor opens the door to the christian center to help clothe anybody who comes by. >> they can get anything in here for free. he opens his arms to former inmates having a hard time transitioning back into the community. >> we wanted to be a different kind of church. we wanted to help people who were broken or hurting. >> there is a re-entry program. in the last five years it has helped more than 600 men and women get a fresh shark from finding housing and jobs to reuniting with their families. the pastor himself was once in their am a former heroin addic from san francisco. >> he kicked his habit at age 23. >> jesus christ turned my life around. i have been giving back since. >> reporter: giving back to jane marin. she served time for child endangerment. for people to be in a posi

solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot<sharon henry/solano county chief deputy district attorney: "his motion was for co-counsel. he wants to pretty much represent himself and also have the public defender represent him, which was denied">sotalthough it was denied, aaron quinn's legal representative dan russo, talks about what he thinks is behind muller's co-counsel motionsotmatthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim co

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players looked like they just weren't hungry enough they were making unusual mistakes players like sharon butting arjen robben peers were not used to seeing screwing up you know they were kind of the ones at fault for this loss against hatta maybe what by and should be doing is turning the focus to their younger players to their talented players giving them more chance to develop more playing time now that's something that have to on the other hand has been doing and let's have a look at how that's been working out for them. fighting for a first place and still facing boy in munich that's a balanced coach paul dano has found a recipe for success with full wins in a drawer in six games bowl in a firing on all cylinders lead by under a dude who is the bundesliga top goal scorer with five strikes the transfer policy targeting youth and flair has paid dividends. but while fans may be dreaming of a title challenge dada is keeping his feet firmly on the ground. we have to look ahead it's always like that in football the next day you're only as good as your next patches or not how good or bad yo

which oscar winner turned down the sharon stone role in "basic instinct?"e as new reality. >> i just take day by day. >> the first interview since the news her husband will be deported. monday on "e.t." >> we're almost out of time this weekend but for all the late breaking hollywood news, go to our website. >> but first his single called "goodbye" will be includedong jason's upcoming album. >> and the collaborator, nicki minaj and leah williams. ♪ down for your loving then we meet ♪ ♪ it's time to say goodbye just say goodnight ♪ ♪ i need you to know babe a you know it's time to say goodbye ♪ ♪ say goodbye say goodbye don't leave me alone stay for the night ♪ ♪ i need you i we've lost a lot of goodness (jrs) a day after a gunman killed eleven people and injured six more at a pittsburgh synagogue... the names of the victims at the tree of life synagogue have been released. (jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. police have identified the suspect at 46-year-old robert bowers in what the anti-defamation lea

solano county chief deputy district attorney sharon henrysot <sharon henry/solano county chief deputye the public defender represent him, which was denied">matthew muller received a 40-year prison sentence for the 2015 kidnapping of denise huskins from her mare island home in vallejo. vallejo police initially thought that huskins and her boyfriend quinn made the whole thing up. a mistake that led to a civil claim costing vallejo tax payers over 2-million-dollars. the couple later decided to pursue the additional criminal charges and the solano county the district attorney's office accepted the casesot at the solano county court house in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news (lydia) oakland's mayor will no longer allow the city's police department to ask job applicants if they've been sexually assaulted.... mayor libby schaaf's decision follows a story in the chronicle about the policy - which has apparently been in effect since at least 20

so i think that that's what sharon is probably saying that these are things that have a human touch.are you seeing that empathy as being a track in education in the philippines? >> we do have a very young person and the bpm, the business plus management and it's a growing business in the philippines and in fact, it's now about 23 billion. we have a number of american companies and all of these are growing businesses, and that's because we have a person that speaks fluent english and i think that that's one of our biggest assets. >> congressman rooney, do you see that playing a role, as well in some of the work solutions that you see that congress is looking at? we are certainly facing a similar aging population question in the united states, and looking at questions as care work and things like that. is that something that you're being look at? >> well, yeah. the points here about the aging population especially in the medical care provider side of things and it will be a growing field that needs to be dealt with. i also think that maybe the same way that things have worked with e-ma

when sharon stands up and says that she had some issues with this resolution, i take notice. so i am just noting that we paint all of our charter partners as villains at our peril. i don't think that we want to start a war with our existing charters. while i have really strong feelings about new charters coming into the school district, and i also have strong feelings about transparency and about kids being pushed out, which is why i will vote for the resolution. i do want to speak to say that i don't think all charters in our district are created the same and there are charters that are doing very good work with students and people who care very deeply about the work they're doing with students and that needs to be noted. thank you. >> thank you. any other comments? >> i wanted to thank everyone who came up for public comment. especially all of you with young children and the students for speaking. [applause] miss ebony ebony for sharing your story. since i have been on the board, throughout my career i have had a lot of issues around what seems to be a strategy of pushing s

i want to bring in now reverend sharon risher. she knows all too well the pain of the people morning their loved ones tonight. she lost her mother and cousins in the massacre at mother emmanuel church in charleston in 2015. i keep wanting to go a.m.e. but good evening to you. i'm so glad you could join us, reverend. this is horrific. for those in pittsburgh tonight, what do you say to them? >> first of all, i want to send authentic thoughts and prayers. to be able to navigate through such a horrific thing is something that nobody could wrap their heads around. the grief and pain that this community will go through will be a lasting thing. but we know that the heart of america reaches out to pittsburgh in the same way that they reached out to the community and the families of charleston. i -- it's just beyond words to be able to describe the kind of horrific pain i know that they're feeling. >> i remember when i covered the mother emmanuel a.m.e., the shooting there, and it took the -- you know, there was a time for mourning and fo

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> and pastor tony says his church was one of 20 chosen for a pilot program thats to underserved communities. that's sponsored by google connect and the rainbow push coalition. we are always accepting nominations for the jefferson awards. you can submit one for someone you know. do it online kpix.com/hero. they are always great examples in our -- there are always great examples in our community. the latest always on kpix.com. >> join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on cw 44 at 12:00. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. see you tomorrow. good night. martin. and i'm elizabeth cook. this is and i'm elizabeth cook. this is your pix now update. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference your between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is the

sharon -- one of the biggest races on our ballot here in california, is the race for governor. this morning, republican candidate john cox made a campaign stop in the bay area. he )s throwing his support behind the drive to repeal the state )s new gas tax. cox was in santa clara - arguing that the new tax is costing most families hundreds of dollars .. and not doing enough when it comes to road repairs. prop-6 opponents argue repealing the measure would leave many bridges and roads in dangerous shape. meanwhile -- cox )s democratic rival: gavin newsom says he supports keeping the gas tax. newsom has said it )s the best way to fix roads. the most recent polls show newsom in the lead well ahead of cox. there )s so many props on the ballot that can be so confusing. so we break it down for you. before you vote -- head to nbc bay area-dot-com. click on elections under the news headline. there we have our voters guide. turning to your microclimate forecast. a live look at fremont. ad-lib. another nice day outside. but prepare for a return of the heat. meteorologist kari hall is track

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> annie and her family lived in hong kong, vietnam for four years. she said people were so welcoming she wanted to bring that same kind of support to her service at catholic charities. >>> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> well a lot going on today for news throughout the evening. we'll have the latest always on kpix.com. >> join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on cw44. and of course, right back here at 11:00. good night. >> see ya. in an emergency, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle me

sharon was. living many things she had a tremendous appetite for learning everybody loved shannon everybody loved her she was an extremely loving daughter. in their grief they key and still turn to each other and reached out for support. this takes time and doesn't you know everybody goes down a different path in a different time line to this journey toward healing they begin attending support meetings for families of murder victims. there they saw the devastating toll of sorrow and anger. the father of one of the murdered daughters we know well took his first drink and he never stopped for a year and then she lost his job and marriage. but well just daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city . one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their l

sharon galloway of ireland doesn't like spiders and neither does her daughter who is hiding behind theperfect afair to take on a spider. >> go, go, go. >> a shield and sword is the only way she might feel comfortable. >> ah! . >> as human beings, we have come so far from living in the wild and dealing with actual predators that could eat you. they said the spider was on the rug 15 minutes before it was hoovered or as we say, vacuumed up. >>> lady bugs are gentle. there were michigan. the person who captured this video said there was a huge fall storm.channdtt this. skin ti scientists say this is what is called a lady bug wash up. >> in the uk, this is seen as good luck if they land on you, so this is like the luckiest place there. >> come to me, lady bug. >>> roommate sees you you are enjoying one of his ice cold beers. that cool? >> no problem. enjoy the beer. have all the beer. >> you can have ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a ro

joining me now is sharon mcgowan.e's the legal director lambda legal, one of the nation's oldest groups promoting the ghts of the l.g.b.t.q. community. we >> thank you for having me. what what's your reaction? unfortunately, i'm not surprised because we know fro day one this administration has taken it upon itself to undermine the progress we've made with the lgbtq community. but in some sense this ia piece of a larger trend within this administration to disregard law and fact. the idea that this is a proposal that is grounded in science is truly laughable because, when you think about it, we've had decades now of court cases and medical evidence demonstrating that transgender people are real, their identities are real and th your gender and your sex is far more than just what you are classified on your birch ificate or the chemicalmakerup of your body. >> reporter: this op something on both sides are confused about. there are experience of tens of thousands of transgender people, but there are also people who don't u